Working with cookies

Overview

This is a small ASP (Microsoft Active Server Pages) application that implements basically work with cookies.
The project has next main-functionality:

• read cookies
• write cookies
• set expired date for cookies

Details

The project has three important parts:

1. Test if the client browser support cookies.

   For that I use the Browser Capabilities component (“MSWC.BrowserType”)

   	set objBrowserCapabilities = server.CreateObject("MSWC.BrowserType")
   	
   	' ...
   	
   	blnSupportCookies = objBrowserCapabilities.cookies
   	
   	' ...
   

2. Read and display cookies

   For that I use the Request.Cookies collection. (See the ASP built-in objects.)

3. Write cookies to client browser

   For that I use the Response.Cookies collection. (See the ASP built-in objects.)

Usage

    The cookies have two forms:(See http://www.microsoft.com/info/cookies.htm)

• normal cookies
• dictionary cookies

If you want write a normal cookie then specify a value in the Cookie Name field (this field is required) and a value in the Cookie Value field. If you want to write a dictionary cookie first you must type the number of keys (must be great 0) and then click 'Write cookie dictionary'. The page is then setup with your options and you can type values for your cookie dictionary. After you put the values in fields click 'Submit'. The cookie is written to the browser and is automatically read and displayed on the page.

If you don’t set an expire value then your cookie lifetime will end after you shut down the current session. To extend yours cookies lifetime, you must set the Date and Hour values.

Please feel free to ask any questions you have by e-mail: iulian_iuga@yahoo.com

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